Dood

Alien, it's the only possible answer.

>Death
Were the English so lacking in fantasy that they had to steal the American word for it?

One by one, all European nations will fall to our superiority.

they still speak the neanderthal language

>smrt
where did czechs and yugos lose their vovels

Indo Europeans are the aliens. They’re natives.

>dood

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>smart
>halal
>dood

knew the norwegian word for "death" since age 13
youtube.com/watch?v=uhecbvXO1Pg

The schwa sound is a vowel

we retained the original pronunciation of words like smrt and trg instead of changing them to look more western European. Our national poet, writing in the mid 19th century in an atmosphere of German predominance would write these words as smert and terg, but they were purified by later generations. However Polish, like Russian, unapologetically embraced every foreign influence.

It's muerta in Spanish, not muerte.

>Tod

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>Our national poet, writing in the mid 19th century in an atmosphere of German predominance would write these words as smert and terg
>write
Tako je, napisali, niso pa glasu tudi izgovorili kot e.

>Not having -ur at the end
>Talk about men being dead in the feminine gender
>Always describe males as females

LEL SJWandinavians are outta control!

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Is the next skyrim game part 2 on mobile electric boogaloo gonna be in Germany

Tod? Not sterben?

Tod ist death
Sterben is dying

youtube.com/watch?v=75oM6gTVRYM
I think "tod" is death itself, "sterben" is killing or exterminating.

Isn't Iceland even worse when it comes to SJW? You guys just don't get that much attention

No, that's d*Nish propaganda.

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>tf
>tp

Bulgaria throwing the blackpills

>näve
Intredastings.
Näivettyä means 'to wither' in finnish.

>halal
really made me think

if anyone is curious about norway on this map, "dǿd" is danish and "daud" is norwegian

fuck halal and sandgyspies

In Austrian it's actually "doad"

wrong.